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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10738, 8 November 1928, Page 3

Reserved Seats by Train Furtnelr Travel Facilities id xpr oumns ihe r dnncipal passei beftwiesrfsd. b Seats ■ imtins ci s s a ti onafWgFrfe stf e ( TssengeiWliy ited” exprefs trains may Jresefvp Available ‘seats between Auclclaim anTßraukton, and Wellington and Palmerston jfrortli or vice versa. For full particulars enquire at any Railway Rooking Office.

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QUALITY COUNTS f Compare the lustre and color of Findlay’s bread with any other and note the difference. Findlay’s bread is so carefully made and properly baked that it retains its freshness far longer than any other. Once you have tasted Findlay’s white and wholemeal bread, you will want no other. WALTER FINDLAY BAKER AND PASTRY COOK. ’Phone 469.

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